vaccinators and admin people. and they ve all been working in this programme since the beginning of the year. and, in swindon, a long queue as well, and a wait of several hours. i ve been here since 9am, and i m supposed to have work at 2pm. but they told me that the queue will be till 3.30pm. not happy, i ve got better things to do than standing in a queue. i just underfive hours, and, when we got in, there were only two people jabbing. long lines had built up after the acceleration of the booster offer to more adults. since the system in england was opened up to people aged 30 and over early on monday morning, around a million people have booked their boosters and that doesn t include walk ins. the question now, can that momentum be maintained? at some vaccine centres, deliveries fell behind, and there were temporary closures. all this as the chief medical officer, chris whitty, warned the cabinet of a likely
and they ve all been working in this programme since the beginning of the year. and, in swindon, a long queue as well, and a wait of several hours. i ve been here since 9am, and i m supposed to have work at 2pm. but they told me that the queue will be till 3.30pm. | not happy, i ve got better things| to do than stand here in a queue. just under five hours. and, when we got in, there were only two people jabbing. long lines had built up after the acceleration of the booster offer to more adults. since the system in england was opened up to people aged 30 and over early on monday morning, around a million people have booked their boosters and that doesn t include walk ins. the question now, can that momentum be maintained? at some vaccine centres, deliveries fell behind, and there were temporary closures. all this as the chief medical officer, chris whitty,
it is difficult to recruit enough staff, both vaccinators and admin people. and they ve all been working in this programme since the beginning of the year. and, in swindon, a long queue as well, and a wait of several hours. i ve been here since 9am, and i m supposed to have work at 2pm. but they told me that the queue will be till 3.30pm. | not happy, i ve got better things| to do than stand here in a queue. just under five hours. and when we got in, there were only two people jabbing. long lines had built up after the acceleration of the booster offer to more adults. since the system in england was opened up to people aged 30 and over early on monday morning, around a million people have booked their boosters and that doesn t include walk ins. the question now, can that momentum be maintained? at some vaccine centres, deliveries fell behind, and there were temporary closures. all this as the chief medical officer, chris whitty,
and you will have a larger number of people in our population contracting the virus. high level concern about the new variant is increasing, and the rapid roll out of booster jabs is seen as a vital part of the official response. there was no shortage of people queuing for boosters in bristol today, though finding staff to do them hasn t been easy. it is difficult to recruit enough staff, both vaccinators and admin people. and they ve all been working in this programme since the beginning of the year. and in swindon a long queue as well, and a wait of several hours. i ve been here since 9am, and i m supposed to have work at 2pm. but they told me that the queue will be till 3.30pm. | not happy, i ve got better things| to do than stand here in a queue. just under five hours. and, when we got in there were only two people jabbing. long lines had built up
working in this programme since the beginning of the year. and in swindon, a long queue as well, and a wait of several hours. i ve been here since 9am, and i m supposed to have work at 2pm. but they told me that the queue will be till 3.30pm. | not happy, i ve got better things| to do than stand here in a queue. just under five hours. and when we got in there, there were only two people jabbing. long lines had built up after the acceleration of the booster offer to more adults. since the system in england was opened up to people aged 30 and over early on monday morning, around a million people have booked their boosters, and that doesn t include walk ins. the question now, can that momentum be maintained? at some vaccine centres, deliveries fell behind, and there were temporary closures. all this as the chief medical officer, chris whitty, warned the cabinet of a likely increase in covid hospital numbers, a view echoed by other senior officials.